Is it true that thick hair cannot have layers becasue it poofs your hair out?

I have thick hair but i dont want the straight across cut. i heard that it makes your hair more poofy and harder to deal w. to have layers but i wanna have it soo bad. any ideas for thick hair ?

Is it true that thick hair cannot have layers becasue it poofs your hair out?

Not true. I have very thick and wavy hair and I have several layers. I don't like my hair one length because it gets too heavy and looks borr-ring. Having several layers in my hair gives it lots of movement. Layered hair is very vesatile and easier to style than one-length hair. I can straighten, scrunch, or curl my hair and it will hold easily because the extra weight isn't there. When you get your hair cut you will be able to feel the weight come off if you get some layers. I definitely think you should go for it!

Hope I helped!

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Is it true that thick hair cannot have layers becasue it poofs your hair out?

um it does poof if you cut it but its pretty its not the yucky poof and it looks great if you straighten ur hair

i just got my hair layered and its thick and curly Report It

Is it true that thick hair cannot have layers becasue it poofs your hair out?

If you layer the front of your face (the sides) it is okay because that part of the hair is naturally a differnet texture. However if you layer the back, it will poof

Is it true that thick hair cannot have layers becasue it poofs your hair out?

Never heard it does that. I have VERY thick hair and had it layered it was cool, but annoying to me. (couldnt tie my hair back it would all fall out)

Is it true that thick hair cannot have layers becasue it poofs your hair out?

I have really thick hair and it is wavy/curly. My hair has long layers and side bangs. This style works for almost every face shape. If you normally staighten your hair or could blowdry your bangs so they do not poof up, this would be a great style for you. Or you could just get the long layers with no bangs. Long layers add movement and are really cute, but choppy layers or layers starting above the shoulders add too much bulk and are really hard to deal with. Hopefully you have long hair, because this weighs the hair down and works much better for girls with thick hair. Hope this helps!

Is it true that thick hair cannot have layers becasue it poofs your hair out?

Well,

I have REALLY THICK hair, and I have long layers. At first it is a little annoying because your hair won't all go in a ponytail, but once it grows out a little, things are cool.

It actually HELPS the look when you put it down.

:) This is just what happened to me when I layered my hair.

Is it true that thick hair cannot have layers becasue it poofs your hair out?

No i have thick hair and layers and my hair is always fine not poofy trust me i've had them for years

Is it true that thick hair cannot have layers becasue it poofs your hair out?

my sister has thick hair - the stlyist 'thins" the hair and put layers in - sis hair does not go poof - unless the humidity is high

i have curlly hair and she thins my hair and puts layers in to combat the pooffies

Is it true that thick hair cannot have layers becasue it poofs your hair out?

You can get the hairdressers to thin your hair out with layers!

Is it true that thick hair cannot have layers becasue it poofs your hair out?

depending your hair texture

but, thats why theres flat irons.

its just allot of work you have to

work with it every morning for it

to look nice.

if you do get it get a face frame

also anyway if you don't like it

you can always let it grow out.

good luck and have fun with your hair

Is it true that thick hair cannot have layers becasue it poofs your hair out?

IF UR HAIR'S THICK AND CURLY I DEFINITELY DON'T THINK U SHOULD. IF UR HAIR'S THICK BUT STRAIGHT IT WILL LOOK GOOD AND BE SUPER SOFT.

Is it true that thick hair cannot have layers becasue it poofs your hair out?

i think it really depends on the texture of your "thick hair."

a pattern i have noticed about my hair is that when i get it cut (layered), it really poofs out. It takes a couple of months for my hair to flatten out again. Thus, since my last horrendously poofy hair from my last layering cut, I have not cut it in a year.

so yeah, if you get layers, it will poof out, but inevitably, it will grow out. and it will look less poofy. this has happened to a lot of my friends too.